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I found that really difficult to read. It was as if he spent far too much time hunting for unusual adjectives and nouns. "each turn in the road reconnoitred in
by switch007 12y ago
I found that really difficult to read. It was as if he spent far too much time hunting for unusual adjectives and nouns.
"each turn in the road reconnoitred in advance", "...the once tedious Mr. Nuttall had been injected with an ebullient charisma", "prostrate yourself before the altar of benumbing technology", "windswept promontory"...
Perhaps an explanation can be found in the that I am merely an unlettered ignoramus too adherent of simpler writing styles.
- solistice 12y agoNo, I'd say that these don't really add anything to the quality of the piece except loss of clarity. Prose isn't poetry, and poetry isn't neccesairily made better by adding obscure wording.